Focus and Scope

Antisemitism Studies is a respected forum for high quality historically grounded research on the subject. A double-blind, peer-reviewed academic publication, the journal is published semi-annually in April and October. Our goal is to foster scholarly conversations in a complex and diverse field of international scholarship on antisemitism and to provide a venue for intelligent discussion and productive debate.

Each issue contains original research articles and reviews of prominent new books by established and, sometimes, emerging academics. Periodically, we publish forums and discussions with leading scholars on important subjects or debates in the field. 

The journal is hosted on multiple research platforms, including EBSCOhost and Project MUSE's Premium Collection, the foremost database of high quality, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journals, and available in over 5,000 universities and colleges worldwide. ​

The journal is edited by Catherine D. Chatterley, sponsored by the Canadian Institute for the Study of Antisemitism (CISA), and published by Indiana University Press.

Peer Review Process

The selection process for publication in Antisemitism Studies is rigorous and adheres to standard practices in scholarly publishing including double-blind peer review processes (which protects the identities of both the author(s) and the reviewers to ensure a confidential and unbiased evaluation of all work submitted) for scholarly articles and the careful selection of reviewers—those individuals who have demonstrated distinguished academic expertise in the field—for books and submissions. 

Sponsors

• Canadian Institute for the Study of Antisemitism (CISA)